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The current scandal is not just a high-profile corruption case; the spending of public funds by the Central Bank is part of the regime-building activities of the Fidesz-government.
Poland’s abortion law is not working [interview]
Law and Justice proposals for a more severe abortion law sparked mass protests. But the previous government is just as responsible for the current reproductive rights situation. Interview with Agata Diduszko-Zyglewska.
New Slovak Government: The Best of All Possible Worlds
What is the future for the newly formed Slovak Government? Surprises are unlikely, argues Peter Weisenbacher.
All Quiet on the Eastern Front: May Day in the Region
Trade unions have largely lost their mobilizing power and May Day celebrations remained small and scattered. An overview of International Workers’ Day in Central and Eastern Europe.
Liberalism’s blind spot
When does fascism become truly dangerous, and how is it related to the deficiencies of liberalism? Peter Takáč comments on the post-election developments in Slovakia.
Budapest: Hundreds of taxi drivers protest against Uber
Taxi drivers are demanding that the same regulations apply to Uber as to them.
Hungarian opposition movements and the transmission of political impotence
In the last 6 years, none of the large movements in Hungary have had a proper mobilization strategy.